Wyoming’s population growth rate ranked 11th nationally during 2000-2010 and energy producing counties, such as Sublette and Campbell counties, led in population growth.
Creighton University Economist Ernie Goss says his survey of purchasing managers in the tri-state region of Wyoming, Colorado and Utah is forecasting economic growth, although at a somewhat slower rate than some earlier surveys
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reminds hunters and anglers that 2012 conservation stamps and most 2012 hunting and fishing licenses expire on Dec. 31st.
The lone exception is that 2012 elk licenses will be valid in open areas in January due to the fact that a number of elk seasons extend into January. This year, the game and fish will continue to sell 2012 elk licenses through the online system, at all automated agent locations, and at all game and fish offices through Jan. 2013 for hunt areas with open seasons. A 2013 conservation stamp will be required for all licenses beginning Jan. 1, 2013, including those hunting on a 2012 elk license during the extended seasons.
The University of Wyoming would see its state funding cut by about $11.4 million under Gov. Matt Mead's budget recommendations.
With the wind blowing over 80 mph across Wyoming over the last couple of days, this cool little thing is right on time. The folks at hint.fm put together a map that shows the wind across the United States in real time and animated
A federal Homeland Security Department official says a dinosaur skull seized from a Wyoming home is related to an investigation into fossil smuggling from Mongolia.
Sweetwater County authorities are trying to find out what killed an Idaho truck driver whose body was found on the ground alongside his tractor-trailer rig northwest of Green River Monday morning, according to a joint press release from the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department and Sweetwater County Coroner Dale Majhanovich
Wyoming’s efforts to help children succeed in school and careers will receive a major boost with the opening of the University of Wyoming Literacy Research Center and Clinic next year. During a press conference today (Monday) at the State Capitol in Cheyenne, First Lady Carol Mead was joined by Gov. Matt Mead, university and UW Foundation officials to announce the success of a fundraising campaign for the Literacy Research Center and Clinic (LRCC). It will be located in the UW College of Education Annex Building in Laramie, following renovations totaling $3.8 million.
A 42-year-old North Carolina man is facing a felony charge after Wyoming authorities say they found 60 pounds of marijuana in his car during a routine traffic stop.
A Gillette man charged with driving a pickup that struck and killed a tow-truck operator has waived his right to a preliminary hearing and will have his case moved to district court.
Pilot and passengers killed in crash of single-engine aircraft
Casper (Wyo.) Police Saturday revealed additional details that emerged in Friday's murder-suicide at Casper College.
